Looking for the perfect gift for the Med Student in your life? In this episode, Kaitlin, Molly, and Patricia share ideas on our second annual Holiday Gift Guide! Whether you’re shopping for a medical student,…
Have you ever considered writing a book, hosting a podcast, or telling your stories? How have you used your voice as a physician to better the world around you? In this episode, Drew and John…
It’s that time of year again. Residency interviews are in full swing and before you know it rank lists will be made, match day will happen and the next group of students will be getting…
In this Clinical Grind episode, Drew, John, and Andy are joined by Pediatric EM physician, Barrie Bostick, to work through a case about pediatric seizures. Clinical Scenario: You’re working in the community when EMS brings…
In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, co-host Patricia is joined by Dr. Arlene Chung, Dr. Lauren Rosenfeld, and Dr. Tarlan Hedayati to explore the unique challenges women face in emergency medicine. They dive…
For this episode, John reached out to coach, educator and social media personality Cole Jennette to discuss the dynamics of patient interactions in the ED. After some fact finding with the team Cole highlighted the…
Think of a time when you failed. What was the outcome? How did it make you feel? In this episode, we share some B-reel from a discussion at CORD 2024 where we talked about reframing…
In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, hosts Kaitlin and Patricia are joined by guests, Janine Curcio and Rachel Munn, to discuss the evolving world of EMS fellowships. This insightful conversation sheds light on…
Arguments We Are Tired of Having Welcome back to another episode of EM Over Easy. Today, we're tackling a topic that resonates deeply with many emergency medicine professionals—those repetitive and exhausting arguments that seem to…
In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, hosts Kaitlin and Patricia are joined by guests Tim Montrief and Jacob Smith to discuss pursuing a critical care fellowship after emergency medicine residency. The conversation highlights…
As EM physicians, a portion of what we do is very algorithmic and protocolized. It is that way by design so that patients are taken care of in an efficient manner in critical situations, we…
The feedback you receive can make all the difference in your medical education and professional development. It helps you identify strengths and areas for improvement, guiding you to become a more effective and knowledgeable physician.…
Have you ever been working in the emergency department and someone asks you a personal medical question for themselves or one of their family members or friends? Have you ever gotten a text from family…
Have you been thinking about what specialty is right for you? Considering EM, but concerned about the lifestyle? In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, Patricia and Kaitlin are joined by EM Over Easy…
Have you ever felt completely in over your head? Whether you were about to approach a complicated patient, a difficult conversation, a new procedure, or a chaotic resuscitation, we’ve all had moments when it was…
As application season approaches, medical students are preparing to distill their diverse experiences into compelling applications via ERAS for EM residencies. Hosts Kaitlin and Patricia are joined by Liz Werley and Alexis Pelletier-Bui to discuss…
As a fourth-year medical student, choosing the right residency program can be both exhilarating and daunting. Making the crucial decision of where to rank your potential residency programs can be overwhelming for many. It's easy…
Effective communication with consultants is an essential skill for medical students and residents. Knowing how to present patient cases concisely and clearly can make all the difference in ensuring patients receive the appropriate care. In…
Emergency medicine has been particularly difficult over the past 5 years amidst COVID and other major changes in our specialty. In this episode, Andy is joined by George Willis, MD, and Mike Kiemeney, MD to…
How are people typically motivated to improve? The three most common motivators are your supporters (family, friends, meteors, cheerleaders, etc.), yourself, and your haters. In this episode, our hosts discuss the topic of haters and…
